Club shills

I noticed the Mile High reviews and thought, oh shit somebody has put somebody else up to a bunch of fake reviews.

Part of the charm of this website is the Founders warning, on the bottom of the screen: All reviews and comments on this site shold be considered works of fiction.

I always keep that in mind when I am reading reviews. However, I know that amongst the fiction (there's plenty of fiction) there are also many many gems of absolute truthfulness. Bones, Shadowcat, NJSCFan among many other colleagues, I would pretty much believe whatever they have to say. As I said the other day -- if the review is very positive, very general, and sounds like a paid ad, and especially if it is his/her only review, it is most likely a shill.

Reading phony reviews is just part of the cost of doing business on this site.

Having been to Mile High in Las Vegas (I live close to it), I can tell you it is as dead as hell, had 3 differfent names, and is nearly impossible to find.

Other than that, it's a great club. Maybe that's why I didn't waste my time posting a review.

I wish like hell there was a way to police this. These people obviously copied the "Hot Lap Dance / Premium Events" method for upping a club's ratings. Too bad there are so mant dishonest douchebags out there.

I think Hot Lap Dance has quite a few reviews from credible members. As for Mile High Club, I think that's the beauty of this website... you guys can tell instantly if it's being pumped up by fake reviews. We're watching the situation somewhat closely :)

Just take a look at the user info for those reviews. All joined the day of posting and all but one have no other reviews. The one that does, a "3" on the other club. DUH!

Would it be possible to use weighted averages that give more weight to senior members?

I am really close to a formula... give me a few days ;)

OK, founder, your clock is ticking! tick tock tick tock tick tock... LOL :)

ok, I fixed it up... let me know if you see anything funky